Social implications The findings support the theory that disaster and disaster risks are socially constructed realities. Originality/value This paper teased out the gap between the people's risks perceptions in Davao del Norte and the government's DRR episteme, and it points to power relations that impede its closing.doi:10.1108/DPM-...
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School leaders trying to uphold good behaviour are facing impossible decisions because the decline in social services has removed the safety net for vulnerable students who are suspended or excluded, finds Dan Worth22nd March 2024, 5:45am
and varied, ranging from the waging of unjust wars, the imposition of colonial or imperial rule on indigenous people, the economic exploitation of weaker nations by stronger ones, and the emission of greenhouse gases, causing global warming with seriously damaging consequences for vulnerable people. ...
Using older algorithms.Any PGP system using older algorithms will still be vulnerable. While most users do not use PGP, there is still enough of a user base to fuel the continued development of OpenPGP-compliant implementations and related applications. ...
All around me I hear the click-clack of automatic weapons being loaded. I’ve flown from Garamba park headquarters to a dirt airstrip deep inside the park to join an antipoaching patrol. I arrive at what amounts to the park rangers’ northern front, an outpost vulnerable both to Sudanese...
In addition, some parts of the brain that are essential to memory are highly vulnerable toaging. One area, called the hippocampus, loses 5 percent of its nerve cells with each passing decade -- for a total loss of 20 percent by the time you reach your 80s. In addition, the brain itsel...
Furthermore, school shutdowns have left the most vulnerable children without access to federal nutrition programs such as the National School Lunch Program.13 Finally, many parents rely on school buildings to act as daycare facilities, and without schools reopening parents face a tradeoff between ...
they develop lifelong immunity from the infecting strain. For a brief period of time, they also enjoy protection from the other three. But that cross-protection wears off—after a period of anywhere from two months to two years—and the individual becomes vulnerable to getting more severely ill...
How does social engineering work? Social engineering works by taking advantage of people’s cognitive biases. A social engineering attacker poses as someone likable, trustworthy, or authoritative and tricks the victim into trusting them. Once the victim trusts the attacker, they’re manipulated into ...